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SECONDARY PLANNER

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SECONDARY STUDENT PLANNER 2026/27


Name:

Email address:

@stjulians.com

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Contents

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Guiding Statements Shaper Profile and the 6Cs Engagement Scale School Timings and Reporting Using Technology Organisational Tools Contacts Weekly Planner Targets Homework My Timetable


Guiding Statements

LEARNING

Encouraging students to become curious, creative, lifelong learners.

TOGETHER

Fostering a stimulating environment which celebrates the uniqueness of each student and where everyone feels they belong.

TO SHAPE

Enabling students to construct meaning for themselves and to be active in creating a better society.

A BRIGHTER FUTURE

Learning is the guiding light that enables students to be global citizens, driving change towards a more peaceful, inclusive and sustainable world.

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The Shaper 6Cs: Profile

The Student is a compassionate, curious, collaborative communicator who above all has the courage to be an active global citizen to make a difference in the world.

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Compassionate

Curious

Collaborative

The student is compassionate, empathetic and respectful: seeks to understand themselves, and others, be kind and have a positive impact on the world.

The student is a curious and creative thinker: thirsty to learn, interested in other perspectives, open to view the world in different ways and propose innovative solutions.

The student is a collaborator: able to work as part of a team to achieve a greater outcome and strive for a brighter future.

Kindness I am friendly, polite and considerate towards others.

Growth mindset I believe abilities and intelligence can be developed through effort, learning, and perseverance. I show commitment to growth and development.

Trust I nurture positive relationships by presuming positive intent and acting with integrity.

Respect I value the rights of others and our environment. Empathy I think about how others are feeling and consider the impact my actions can have. Helping others I help others whenever I can, within and beyond our community. Balance I care for myself by looking after my physical and mental wellbeing and balancing different aspects of my life.

Creative I use critical and creative thinking skills to analyse, generate innovative ideas and take responsible action on complex problems. Inquisitive I ask questions, seek understanding and explore the unknown. Open-minded I am open to new ideas, perspectives and experiences. I seek and evaluate a range of points of view and am willing to grow from the experience.

Sharing ideas I encourage others to contribute their perspectives, skills or knowledge. Taking responsibility I complete tasks to the best of my ability and help to ensure others do the same. Influencing I have a positive influence on the team by valuing the contributions of others, reflecting and evaluating to improve. Listening I understand that other people with their differences can also be right.

Reflective I reflect on experiences and feedback to grow and develop.

Communicator

Courage

Global Citizenship

The student is a communicator: an active listener to other perspectives, with a unique voice who has the confidence to express and challenge ideas.

The student has courage: willing to take the lead, be independent, take risks and demonstrate resilience to overcome challenges and to be an agent of positive change.

The student is a global citizen: acts to make a positive difference in the lives of others and in the world around us.

Active Listening I pay attention to what others are saying and respond respectfully.

Resilience I show determination to overcome challenges and learn from my mistakes.

Unique voice I share my views and opinions with integrity and honesty.

Independence I use strategies to manage my learning and wellbeing.

Expressing ideas I express myself clearly, confidently and creatively, in more than one language and in a variety of ways.

Risk Taking I am willing to step out of my comfort zone to grow and develop.

Challenging ideas If I disagree, I do so in a respectful and constructive way.

Asking for help I seek support to overcome challenges when I need it. Leadership I lead with a strong sense of fairness and justice and with respect for the dignity of others.

Valuing equity and diversity I appreciate my own culture and personal history, as well as values and traditions of others. I strive to understand the world around me. I demonstrate respect for the dignity and rights of people everywhere creating a sense of belonging. Making a difference I have a commitment to service and action to make a positive difference in the lives of others and the local and global environment. Responsibility I exercise initiative in making reasoned, ethical decisions based on strong values and morals. Integrity I am an upstander. My actions reflect my beliefs and I take responsibility for their consequences. Digital Citizenship I use technology in an appropriate and responsible way.

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Playing around with others instead of working

Trying to distract others

DISENGAGEMENT

Off-task talking with others

Working with others when directed to do so

Responding to questions

Paying attention

Adapted from Disrupting to Driving: A continuum of student engagement (Berry 2016)

Sitting with a group if directed but not interacting

Putting in low effort

Looking for reasons to leave the room or move around the room

Arguing with peers

Arguing with the teacher

Being distracted

Being on task

PARTICIPATING

Doing the work

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Physically separating from others

WITHDRAWING

Trying not to be noticed

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PASSIVE INVESTING

ENGAGEMENT

Following shared interests

Sharing ideas and thinking with peers

Enjoying learning

Showing interest or curiosity in what we are learning

Understanding why our learning matters

Asking questions about what we are learning

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DRIVING

Challenging each other to drive improvement

Collaborating with others towards a shared goal

Monitoring and evaluating my progress

Showing the courage to take risks in my learning

Seeking feedback to help me improve

Setting goals for my learning

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ACTIVE

LEARNING TOGETHER TO SHAPE A BRIGHTER FUTURE

Curious – Collaborative – Courage – Communicator – Compassionate – Global Citizenship

Being unprepared

Being off-task

AVOIDING

Refusing to participate

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Looking for ways to avoid work

DISRUPTING

Disrupting the learning environment

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ACTIVE

Engagement Scale

ENGAGING IN THE ACTIVITY

ENGAGING WITH PEERS

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School Timings The Main Gate is open between 7.45am to 5pm and is manned by Security throughout the day. Access is with personal ID cards. Timings of the day Monday to Thursday Registration

8.20 - 8.40

Friday Registration

8.20 - 8.40

1

8.40 - 9.40

1

8.40 - 9.40

2

9.40 - 10.40

2

9.40 - 10.40

Break

10.40 - 11.00

Break

10.40 - 11.00

3

11.00 - 12.00

3

11.00 - 12.00

4

12.00 - 1.00

Lunch

12.00 - 1.00

Lunch

1.00 - 2.00

4

1.00 - 2.00

5

2.00 - 3.00

6

3.00 - 4.00

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Using Technology

Mobile Device Policy

Intranet

Secondary Students have access to the Student Intranet where they can find useful and reliable information such as:

Students are not permitted to use mobile devices on school grounds. If a student brings a device: Power off the device before entering school grounds.

Organisation for Learning Student Bulletin Student Leadership AI Guidance School Policies Tech Support

Store the device in their locker (preferred) or school bag. Students cannot carry devices on their person throughout the day. Mobile phones can not be used at all on school grounds.

Support

For any technical problem, you can always go to our friendly and helpful

Students in Years 7 to 9 and 5º to 8º ano cannot use their school iPads (or similar devices) during breaks or lunchtime.

technicians in the IT support room through the door near the entrance gates or email: support@stjulians.com

Access the Student Intranet by visiting: sites.google.com/stjulians.com/ studentintranet/home

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Organisational Tools At the beginning of term all students will be shown how to use our digital tools to organise their work. This will involve:

Google Classroom Google Classroom To Do lists where you can see a full list of all assignments and homework that need doing.

Google Tasks Using Google Tasks to keep track of what you need to do.

Google Calendar Using Google calendar to view all assignments from Classroom and Tasks so you can see at a glance what you have to do during the week.

Managebac for KS5 students KS5 students will use Managebac to submit all internal assessment work and manage portfolios for all core components.

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Contacts Tutor / Diretor(a) de Turma:

email:

Support Tutor:

email:

Head of Year:

email:

If you are going to be absent, please have your Parent or Guardian notify your Tutor and the Secondary/Bilingual Office by email or phone. For planned absences, be sure to contact both your Tutor and the Office as far in advance as possible. Secondary Office

Bilingual Office

secondary@stjulians.com

bilingual@stjulians.com

+351 21 458 5300

+351 21 458 5390

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August/September

Week A

31 Monday

01 Tuesday

02 Wednesday

Induction Morning New Students only

Start of Autumn Term Classes commence for all Students

03 Thursday

04 Friday

05 Saturday

06 Sunday

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September

Week B

Monday

07 Monday

08 Tuesday Tuesday

09 Wednesday Wednesday

10 Thursday Thursday

Friday 11 Friday

Saturday 12 Saturday

13 Sunday

Sunday

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September

Week A

14 Monday

15 Tuesday

16 Wednesday

17 Thursday

18 Friday

19 Saturday

20 Sunday

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September

Week B

21 Monday Monday

22 Tuesday Tuesday

23 Wednesday Wednesday

Thursday 24 Thursday

Friday 25 Friday

26 Saturday

Saturday

27 Sunday

Sunday

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September/October

Week A

28 Monday

29 Tuesday

30 Wednesday

01 Thursday

02 Friday

03 Saturday

04 Sunday

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October

Week B

Monday

05 Monday Monday

Implatação da República (Public Holiday)

Tuesday 06 Tuesday Tuesday

Wednesday Wednesday 07 Wednesday

Thursday Thursday 08 Thursday

Friday 09 Friday Friday

Saturday Saturday 10 Saturday

11 Sunday Sunday

Sunday

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October

Week A

12 Monday

13 Tuesday

14 Wednesday

15 Thursday

16 Friday

17 Saturday

18 Sunday

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October

Week B

Monday 19 Monday

Tuesday 20 Tuesday

21 Wednesday Wednesday

22 Thursday Thursday

23 Friday Friday

24 Saturday

Saturday

25 Sunday

Sunday

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October/November Half-Term Break

26 Monday

27 Tuesday

28 Wednesday

29 Thursday

30 Friday

31 Saturday

01 Sunday

All Saints’ Day Dia de Todos os Santos

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November

Week A

Monday 02 Monday

Tuesday 03 Tuesday

Wednesday 04 Wednesday

Thursday 05 Thursday

Friday 06 Friday

Saturday 07 Saturday

08 Sunday

Sunday

19


November

Week B

09 Monday

10 Tuesday

11 Wednesday

12 Thursday

13 Friday

14 Saturday

15 Sunday

20


November

Week A

Monday 16 Monday

Tuesday 17 Tuesday

18 Wednesday Wednesday

Thursday 19 Thursday

20 Friday Friday

Saturday 21 Saturday

22 Sunday

Sunday

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November

Week B

23 Monday

24 Tuesday

25 Wednesday

26 Thursday

27 Friday

28 Saturday

29 Sunday

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November/December

Week A

Monday

Monday 30 Monday

Tuesday Tuesday 01 Tuesday

Restauração da Independência (Public Holiday)

Wednesday Wednesday 02 Wednesday

Thursday 03 Thursday Thursday

Friday 04 Friday Friday

Saturday 05 Saturday Saturday

Sunday 06 Sunday Sunday

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December

Week B

07 Monday Monday

08 Tuesday

Nossa Srª. da Conceição (Public Holiday)

09 Wednesday

10 Thursday

11 Friday

12 Saturday

13 Sunday

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December

Week A

Monday

14 Monday

Tuesday 15 Tuesday

16 Wednesday Wednesday

17 Thursday Thursday

End of Autumn Term School finishes at 12pm, no WLP activities

18 Friday Friday

Christmas Holidays

19 Saturday

Saturday

20 Sunday

Sunday

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December 21 Monday Monday

22 Tuesday Tuesday

23 Wednesday Wednesday

24 Thursday Thursday

Christmas Natal

25 Friday Friday

Saturday 26 Saturday

27 Sunday Sunday

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December/January Monday

28 Monday

Tuesday 29 Tuesday

Wednesday 30 Wednesday

Thursday 31 Thursday

Friday 01 Friday

New Year’s Day Dia de Ano Novo

Saturday 02 Saturday

03 Sunday

Sunday

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January

Week B

04 Monday

Start of Spring Term

05 Tuesday

06 Wednesday

07 Thursday

08 Friday

09 Saturday

10 Sunday

28


January

Week A

11 Monday Monday

12 Tuesday Tuesday

13 Wednesday Wednesday

14 Thursday Thursday

15 Friday Friday

16 Saturday

Saturday

17 Sunday

Sunday

29


January

Week B

18 Monday

19 Tuesday

20 Wednesday

21 Thursday

22 Friday

23 Saturday

24 Sunday

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January

Week A

25 Monday Monday

26 Tuesday Tuesday

27 Wednesday Wednesday

28 Thursday Thursday

29 Friday Friday

30 Saturday

Saturday

31 Sunday

Sunday

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February

Week B

01 Monday

02 Tuesday

03 Wednesday

04 Thursday

05 Friday

06 Saturday

07 Sunday

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February Monday 08 Monday Monday

Half-Term Break

Tuesday 09 Tuesday Tuesday

Carnaval

10 Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday

11 Thursday Thursday Thursday

12 Friday Friday Friday

13 Saturday Saturday

Saturday

14 Sunday Sunday

Sunday

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February

Week A

15 Monday

16 Tuesday

17 Wednesday

18 Thursday

19 Friday

20 Saturday

21 Sunday

34


February

Week B

22 Monday Monday

23 Tuesday Tuesday

24 Wednesday Wednesday

25 Thursday Thursday

26 Friday Friday

27 Saturday

Saturday

28 Sunday

Sunday

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March

Week A

01 Monday

02 Tuesday

03 Wednesday

04 Thursday

05 Friday

06 Saturday

07 Sunday

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March

Week B

Monday 08 Monday

09 Tuesday Tuesday

Wednesday 10 Wednesday

11 Thursday Thursday

12 Friday Friday

Saturday 13 Saturday

14 Sunday

Sunday

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March

Week A

15 Monday

16 Tuesday

17 Wednesday

18 Thursday

19 Friday

20 Saturday

21 Sunday

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March

Week B

Monday

22 Monday Monday

Tuesday 23Tuesday Tuesday

Wednesday Wednesday 24 Wednesday

End of Spring Term

Thursday Thursday 25 Thursday

Good Friday Sexta-feira Santa

Friday Friday 26 Friday

Saturday Saturday 27 Saturday

Easter Sunday Domingo de Páscoa

Sunday Sunday 28 Sunday

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March/April 29 Monday

30 Tuesday

31 Wednesday

01 Thursday

02 Friday

03 Saturday

04 Sunday

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April Monday

05 Monday Monday

Tuesday Tuesday 06Tuesday

Wednesday Wednesday 07 Wednesday

Thursday Thursday 08 Thursday

Friday Friday 09 Friday

Saturday Saturday 10 Saturday

11 Sunday Sunday

Sunday

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April

Week A

12 Monday Monday

Start of Summer Term

13 Tuesday Tuesday

14 Wednesday Wednesday

15 Thursday Thursday

Friday 16 Friday

Saturday 17 Saturday

Sunday 18 Sunday

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April

Week B

Monday

19 Monday Monday

Tuesday 20 Tuesday Tuesday

Wednesday Wednesday 21 Wednesday

Thursday Thursday 22 Thursday

Staff Training Day No classes for Students

Friday Friday 23 Friday

Saturday Saturday 24 Saturday

Dia da Liberdade (Public Holiday)

Sunday Sunday 25 Sunday

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April/May

Week A

26 Monday

27 Tuesday

28 Wednesday

29 Thursday

30 Friday

Labour Day Dia do Trabalhador

01 Saturday

02 Sunday

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May

Week B

Monday 03 Monday

Tuesday 04 Tuesday

Wednesday 05 Wednesday

Thursday 06 Thursday

Friday 07 Friday

Saturday 08 Saturday

09 Sunday

Sunday

45


May

Week A

10 Monday

11 Tuesday

12 Wednesday

13 Thursday

14 Friday

15 Saturday

16 Sunday

46


May

Week B

17 Monday Monday

18 Tuesday Tuesday

19 Wednesday Wednesday

20 Thursday Thursday

21 Friday Friday

22 Saturday

Saturday

23 Sunday

Sunday

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May

Week A

24 Monday

25 Tuesday

26 Wednesday

27 Thursday

Corpus Christi Corpo de Deus

28 Friday

School Holiday

29 Saturday

30 Sunday

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May/June

Week B

Monday 31 Monday

Tuesday 01 Tuesday

02 Wednesday Wednesday

Thursday 03 Thursday

Friday 04 Friday

Saturday 05 Saturday

06 Sunday

Sunday

49


June

Week A

07 Monday

08 Tuesday

09 Wednesday

10 Thursday

Dia de Portugal (Public Holiday)

11 Friday

School Holiday

12 Saturday

13 Sunday

Municipal Holiday (Cascais) Feriado Municipal (Cascais)

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June

Week B

14 Monday Monday

15 Tuesday Tuesday

16 Wednesday Wednesday

17 Thursday Thursday

18 Friday Friday

19 Saturday

Saturday

20 Sunday

Sunday

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June

Week A

21 Monday

22 Tuesday

23 Wednesday

24 Thursday

25 Friday

26 Saturday

27 Sunday

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June/July

Week B

Monday

28 Monday

Tuesday 29Tuesday

End of Summer Term

Wednesday 30 Wednesday

Thursday 01 Thursday

Summer Holidays

Friday 02 Friday

Saturday 03 Saturday

Sunday 04Sunday

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Targets Start of the Academic Year Comments

Target 1 Target Description:

Target 1 Action Plan:

How I will show progress:

Target 2 Target Description:

Target 2 Action Plan:

How I will show progress:

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Mid-Year Review Comments

How are you progressing with Target 1?

How are you progressing with Target 2?

End of Year Reflection Comments

Did you achieve Target 1? Explain how you reached this decision.

Did you achieve Target 2? Explain how you reached this decision.

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Homework Timetable Day set

Week A

Subject

Minutes

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thur

Fri

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Due by


Homework Timetable Day set

Week B

Subject

Minutes

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thur

Fri

57

Due by


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12pm –1pm

2pm –3pm

3pm –4pm

5

6

Lunch 1pm –2pm

4

3

Subject:

Teacher:

Teacher:

Room:

Teacher:

Room:

Subject:

Teacher:

Room:

Subject:

Teacher:

Room:

Subject:

11.00am Room: –12.00pm Teacher:

10.40am –11am

9.40am Subject: Room: –10.40am

2

Break

8.40am –9.40am

1

Subject:

8.20am –8.40am

Reg

Monday

Time Mon – Thu

Period

Tuesday

My Timetable Week B Wednesday

Thursday

1pm –2pm

12pm –1pm Lunch

4

11am –12pm

10.40am –11am

9.40am –10.40am

8.40am –9.40am

8.20am –8.40am

Time Fri

3

Break

2

1

Reg

Period Fri Friday


Subject:

Teacher:

Teacher:

Room:

1pm –2pm

2pm –3pm

3pm –4pm

4

Lunch

5

6

Teacher:

Room:

Subject:

Teacher:

Room:

Subject:

Teacher:

Room:

Subject:

11.00am Room: –12.00pm Teacher:

12pm –1pm

3

10.40am –11am

9.40am Subject: Room: –10.40am

2

Break

8.40am –9.40am

1

Subject:

8.20am –8.40am

Reg

Monday

Time Mon – Thu

Period

Tuesday

My Timetable Week A Wednesday

Thursday

1pm –2pm

12pm –1pm Lunch

4

11am –12pm

10.40am –11am

9.40am –10.40am

8.40am –9.40am

8.20am –8.40am

Time Fri

3

Break

2

1

Reg

Period Fri Friday


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